- The man with incomparable Spirit
5
By miKlor64
I was never so fortunate to see joe strummer live , but I got everything I could find back in the day. From the genuine passion he plays his truth and I felt as I knew him . . . No I mean I felt as if he knew me. He lives in many hearts & souls but what a gift to leave all of us his spirit in all the intimacy of his music. He will always have that incredible connection with the world and will be present for generations to come. A true profit !
- Wow
5
By Doggy Daddy
Hadn't seen the movie in while, but I downloaded the soundtrack and it just takes you right back there. Such a talent, I won't say lost... but given. If you haven't seen the movie don't wait.
- TYPO!
5
By TIM HARDIN
Album=amazing.
not what i am writing about though. the song Black Sheep Boy is here said to be by Tim Harden. WRONG. it is by Tim Hardin. with an i. they are totally different people and Tim Harden does not have a song on this album. Tim Hardin does
ITUNES please fix this mistake.
- Forever Missed
5
By Josephar
Joe Is The Only Reason I Have A Conscience
- Great ecclectic collection!
5
By Phil Marlowe
Terrific collection of songs that inspired and influenced Joe Strummer, and some off-the-beaten path Clash tunes. The clips from his radio show make me wish more episodes were available on Itunes. Too bad we lost Joe in 2002, and yet Barry Manilow lives forever.
- Punk Rock Warlord...
5
By RootsRockRebel
...front man to one of the most influential bands in Rock & Roll history. iTunes where's the Joe Strummer page? What no photo or bio, no tribute? His life, his music, it's legend. He was vital, absolutely quintessential, Strummer was the REAL thing. The world, generations need to know he was here! A tireless spirit for the cause and the taken from us much to soon.
"London calling - and I don't wanna shout, but while we were talking I saw you nodding out". Wake-up!
- If you're looking for more Joe Strummer
4
By Eddie Merckx
This collection shows the wide range of Joe's musical interests, as also shown by the diversity of his recordings during his last few years. There's a lot of good music (and some short audio clips, mostly heard elsewhere) on this compilation, and it might just introduce you to some music and musicians you should, but didn't know. One thing to know: if you like "Black Sheep Boy", it's by Tim Hardin (with an 'i', not 'e').
- Briiliant
5
By Bill Collector
A short history of Joe Strummer and the music he loved. Not a bad track in the bunch. The man and his music made you think. Check it out if you need to know.
- Wonderful...
4
By friedoxygen
This is an amazing collection. It's a nice introduction to the kinds of things that made Mr Strummer tick, from Rai to Reggae to Rockabilly and everywhere in between. There isn't a clunker on the record, and you could play it for virtually anyone.
- a gem
5
By davey101
yes!! new unreleased clash material, and some bbc radio segments of his radio show, and some great songs from dylan, mc5, and others make this a great compilation for one of the greatest musicians ever. cant wait to see the movie
